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PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #57

Which type of Prisma Cloud Enterprise alert supports autoremediation?

The correct answer is D. config. Config (D) alerts support autoremediation because they flag concrete, deterministic resource misconfigurations - such as an S3 bucket with public access enabled - that can be corrected by executing a predefined CLI command or API call automatically. Since the "wrong state" and…

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Question

Which type of Prisma Cloud Enterprise alert supports autoremediation?

Options

  • Anetwork
  • Baudit
  • Canomaly
  • Dconfig

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    91% (41)

Explanation

Config (D) alerts support autoremediation because they flag concrete, deterministic resource misconfigurations - such as an S3 bucket with public access enabled - that can be corrected by executing a predefined CLI command or API call automatically. Since the "wrong state" and the "fix" are both well-defined, Prisma Cloud can trigger a remediation script without human judgment.

Network (A) alerts detect suspicious traffic flows or exposed ports; remediation requires understanding intent and context, making automated fixes risky. Audit (B) alerts fire on user activity and API events - they are forensic by nature and don't map to a reversible resource state. Anomaly (C) alerts rely on ML-detected behavioral baselines, meaning the "correct" action is ambiguous and varies per environment.

Memory tip: Think C for Correct-the-config - only a misconfigured resource has a clear, scriptable fix, which is exactly what autoremediation needs.

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#autoremediation#config alerts#alert types#Prisma Cloud policy

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